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| 1 | Shaun Livingston PG
23 years old, 6' 7" 186lbs.
| | 2 | James White SG/SF
26 years old, 6' 7" 190lbs.
Cincinnati | | 3 | Quincy Douby PG/SG
25 years old, 6' 3" 175lbs.
Rutgers | | 4 | Demetris Nichols SF
24 years old, 6' 8" 211lbs.
Syracuse | | 5 | Courtney Sims C
25 years old, 6' 11" 230lbs.
Michigan | | 6 | Dontell Jefferson PG
25 years old, 6' 4" 195lbs.
Arkansas | | 7 | Derrick Byars SG/SF
25 years old, 6' 7" 215lbs.
Vanderbilt | | 8 | Richard Hendrix PF
22 years old, 6' 8" 250lbs.
Alabama | | 9 | Gary Forbes SG/SF
24 years old, 6' 7" 220lbs.
Massachusetts | | 10 | Blake Ahearn PG/SG
25 years old, 6' 2" 190lbs.
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D-League Showcase Player Profiles
by Jonathan Givony, Scott Nadler |
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With the D-League Showcase now in the books, its time to take a step back and examine the performances of some of the more intriguing prospects in attendance. Some of the standouts from the week were known commodities, like Coby Karl, Derrick Byars and Alex Acker, while others, specifically Othyus Jeffers, were pleasant surprises.
|  | | Blog: D-League Showcase- Day Two
by Jonathan Givony, Jim Hlavac, Scott Nadler, Richard Walker |
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Monitoring the progress of Bill Walker...Are Courtney Sims' Numbers for Real?...What do D-League Numbers Actually Mean Anyway?...James White Making Strides...
| | Blog: D-League Showcase- Day One
by Jonathan Givony, Scott Nadler |
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We’re back for our third straight D-League Showcase, undoubtedly one of our favorite events on the basketball calendar. This is a setting for the hardcore only—you better be very serious about basketball if you decided to make it over here—and is always a good place to catch up on the latest in the industry with the numerous scouts, International teams, agents and players that make the trip.
| | Blog: D-League Power Rankings – December 2nd
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The D-League is underway and most teams already have a couple of games underneath their belt. With an eye on overall roster strength, players returning from last year, the talent teams were able to acquire in the draft, NBA assignees, and overall chemistry, we take a stab at our very first post-draft D-League Power Rankings. The defending champions lead the way so far.
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